Mike Drakoulelis
Mike Drakoulelis
I applaud the move forward, yet this is a breaking change not mentioned anywhere clearly, and blocks development with mayor frameworks such as NestJS. > @GerDner I just booststrapped a...
Great! If you need any help I can prep a PR.
I don't really see a case where both are needed. In the original directives, I also find the case of both `[ngxPermissionsExcept]="['ADMIN', 'JOHNY']"` and `[ngxPermissionsOnly]="['MANAGER']"` weird; doesn't it mean only...
Environment parameters can be used directly, since they are available already. However it's not possible to use a service in decorators. I ended up creating tasks manually. However, there are...
The problem is in the module check: https://github.com/ngParty/ng-metadata/blob/677bf01f6a907bbdcf40e34e5accd760a2a4865b/src/core/di/provider_util.ts#L56 Your compiled module metadata won't have the same instance of NgModuleMetadata.
It is possible to work around this by exporting the module name: ```Typescript @NgModule() class CommonModule{ } const CommonModuleName = bundle(CommonModule).name; export { CommonModuleName as CommonModule }; ``` This way,...
> > > So basically, you would need a mechanism that allows disabling picking up the `process.env` variables in the `ConfigService#get()` method, is this correct? The `ignoreEnvVars` won't fit here...
Also having this issue after updating to the latest version. The generated file structure is completely different. After installing missing ngrx and loopback-filters modules, I am receiving warnings on relations...
It is merged since #565
What is your `rxjs` version?